Hurricane Debby caused over 60% of flights from CVG to be delayed, affecting travelers' plans and prompting flight cancellations to multiple destinations.

The city continues making progress on the Millville and Donna Avenue concrete repair and utility improvements, with successful water main replacements and intersections reopening.

Metro is considering moving Cincinnati's main bus station from Government Square, with possible new locations including the Riverfront Transit Center. The move could increase commute times by up to 12 minutes.

Delays in Norwood Lateral repair extend its closure in Ohio, impacting travelers and local businesses, with ODOT citing unforeseen structural issues and inclement weather as reasons.

The Black Family Reunion Parade will cause street closures in Avondale, Cincinnati, on August 17, 2024, affecting several key roads from 8:30AM for parade preparations.

The Medpace 5K will cause several street closures in Cincinnati on Saturday, August 17, affecting morning travel from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM. Local officials advise seeking alternative routes.

A water main break closed an intersection in Over-the-Rhine, Cincinnati, with police responding around 3:46 a.m. No timeline for reopening has been provided.

Greater Cincinnati Water Works is sending notifications to property owners about lead water pipes, as part of a federally mandated effort encouraging replacements.

A recent fatal three-vehicle crash in Batavia Township raises concerns over a dangerous intersection with a high accident rate, prompting talks of potential safety improvements.

The reopening of the Norwood Lateral's westbound lanes in Ohio is delayed until at least September 20 due to unexpected weather and structural issues.

ODOT will close northbound I-75 at the Norwood Lateral for the weekend to fix the "Norwood Dip" caused by a retired sewer line. Drivers should expect delays and plan alternate routes.

Cincinnati is inviting ideas for repurposing its historic but never-completed subway tunnel, considering options like a regional subway, canal, data center, or cultural space.

Operation Pumpkin returns to downtown Hamilton from October 11-13, bringing giant pumpkins, art, and performances, with road closures starting October 10.

The University of Cincinnati's Homecoming parade will close roads on October 19. Festivities include a block party on Short Vine Street.

The Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk in Cincinnati on October 19 will cause street closures, and residents are advised to plan routes accordingly.

Ohio AG Yost provided a grant to Joseph House, allowing the nonprofit to purchase a van to transport veterans with mobility issues to essential services.

Cincinnati City Council approved a new parking plan for Over-the-Rhine, creating zones for various parking uses to balance the needs of residents and businesses.

The Hamilton County Commissioners discussed the costly proposal of adding a dome to Paycor Stadium, with estimates ranging from $903 million to $1.05 billion.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will close from Nov 1 at 6 p.m. to Nov 3 at 5 a.m. for demolition related to the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, affecting all traffic.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will be closed from November 1st to November 3rd between Western Hills Viaduct and Brighton Place due to the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, affecting all commuters.

Sections of Sawyer Point Park have reopened following a fire that damaged the Big Mac Bridge in Cincinnati, while the bridge's southbound lanes remain closed for repair.

Ongoing construction on Colerain Ave for speed cushion installation will cause traffic delays through November. Lane closures between Shepherd Creek and Virginia Ave are expected.

Cincinnati's streets close for the DAV 5K, a charity event honoring veterans. Participants run, walk, and ride motorcycles, affecting traffic and parking.

Cincinnati is preparing for the Girls on the Run event, which will affect traffic with street closures on Saturday from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. The program celebrates young girls' personal growth through running.

A fire beneath the Ohio approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge closed southbound I-471, causing traffic detours in Cincinnati. The cause is unknown.

FC Cincinnati unveils a $332.8 million mixed-use development plan near TQL Stadium, featuring two 13-story buildings with residential units, a hotel, and entertainment venues. State tax credits are crucial for the project's advancement.

Cincinnati's I-471 bridge repairs involve new shoring towers before demolition due to damaged beams. A 60-foot wall on the northbound side also needs fixing, leading to lane closures and traffic detours.

ODOT is working to restore the I-471 bridge after a fire. Progress is being made on shoring towers before demolition and repairing additional damage. The reconstruction schedule awaits steel availability for girder replacement.

Cincinnati's annual Thanksgiving Day Race will prompt street closures downtown on November 28, from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM, including key roads like Liberty Street and Central Parkway.

Cincinnati's Pendleton Street is closed to northbound traffic until the end of the year due to sewer maintenance by the Metropolitan Sewer District. Detours are in place around the construction.

One eastbound lane of the Western Hills Viaduct in Cincinnati will be closed for maintenance from 9 AM to 3 PM on December 3, potentially causing minor delays.

ODOT plans to reopen all lanes of I-471 by March after fire damage, with emergency repair work involving Great Lakes Construction and material coordination efforts to restore the critical Cincinnati-Newport connection.

A fire under the approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge has closed Interstate 471, impacting traffic between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Newport, Kentucky.

A fire under an Ohio bridge has caused the closure of I-471 southbound, disrupting travel between Cincinnati and Newport, Kentucky. Traffic is being diverted, with various detours for drivers.

The annual Reindog Parade will bring festive, costumed dogs and street closures to Mt. Adams, led by Santa and a Grand Marshall, promoting community holiday spirit.

A fire at Sawyer Point Park caused closure of the southbound lanes of I-471. ODOT rerouted traffic and quickly approved bridge repair plans. Restrictions affect several entry points and a lane on I-471 North.

A fire at Sawyer Point Park led to the closure of I-471 southbound, causing traffic disruptions between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Newport, Kentucky. The cause is under investigation and traffic is being rerouted.

Cincinnati faces travel disruptions due to construction and interstate closures. To ease congestion, ODOT offers alternative routes and real-time updates.

A fire at Sawyer Point Park closed southbound I-471 in Cincinnati, disrupting and detouring commuters traveling between Ohio and Kentucky.

I-471 southbound in Cincinnati remains closed after a fire, impacting local traffic and prompting detours. The structural integrity of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge is under assessment.

Winter storm Blair prompted the cancellation of most flights at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, with substantial air travel and road disruptions.

A fire under the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge in Cincinnati closed Interstate 471 southbound, disrupting traffic and prompting detours. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will be closed between Western Hills Viaduct and Brighton Place for the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, January 18-19 and January 25-26, from 6 a.m. Saturday to 6 p.m. Sunday.

Authorities in Ohio and Kentucky are offering commuting alternatives due to the I-471 bridge closure, with changes in traffic signals and route suggestions to alleviate congestion.

A fire under the Ohio approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge closed southbound I-471, affecting traffic between Cincinnati, Ohio, and Newport, Kentucky.

ODOT is using special techniques for cold weather concrete pours to repair the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge, ensuring the bridge reopens in March after fire damage.

Cincinnati improved downtown traffic at Johnny Bench Way and Broadway/Pete Rose Way by allowing dual left turns to access the Taylor Southgate Bridge, easing congestion caused by the I-471 closure.

A fire under the Ohio approach to the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge has caused significant disruptions, closing southbound I-471 and affecting traffic in Cincinnati. The cause is under investigation.

I-471 southbound lanes will reopen on Sunday after a 100-day closure due to fire damage, with Ohio Governor DeWine praising ODOT's efficient reconstruction efforts.

The southbound lanes of the Daniel Carter Beard Bridge have reopened after being closed for 100 days for fire repairs. This has eased traffic and supply chain disruptions between Ohio and Kentucky.

The 2025 Street Paving Annual Report details Hamilton's levy-funded street paving, emphasizing public input and equitable budget allocation across neighborhoods.

Cincinnati has filled over 26,000 potholes this year due to a harsh winter, significantly more than the previous year. It uses a cold patch technique for temporary fixes until permanent repairs occur in warmer weather.

A police chase following a business burglary in Northern Kentucky temporarily closed all northbound lanes on the Big Mac Bridge. The suspect was arrested, and the roads were reopened by 6 a.m.

Clermont County is opening a new highway operations and fleet maintenance facility on State Route 222 in Batavia to enhance infrastructure management.

Bockfest returns to Cincinnati, starting with a parade today. Road closures in Over-the-Rhine and downtown are announced for the festivities, including the Bockfest 5K tomorrow.

Cincinnati road closures are expected this weekend on William Howard Taft Road and Collins Avenue, with alternative routes and checkpoints for residents.

Cincinnati's Heart Mini Marathon event will cause significant road closures throughout the city on Sunday, March 16.

Hamilton County Commissioners are selling four county-owned buildings in Cincinnati, including the historic Alms and Doepke building, to revitalize downtown and save on costs.

Central Parkway will be closed for the Brighton Approach Bridge Project for painting and installing supports, affecting traffic from March 28-30 and April 4-6.

Lane restrictions on Millville Avenue between Verlyn and Ohio Avenues for gas and water service upgrades cause expected traffic delays; flaggers will direct vehicles.

Cincinnati prepares for floods with road closures and safety measures as the National Weather Service issues a flood watch due to expected heavy rainfall and thunderstorms.

A pole and utility lines collapse on State Route 4 in Butler County, causing road closure and commuter delays, with no clear time for reopening. Repair crews are assessing and fixing the damage.

Pavement repairs on state Route 126 in Hamilton County will lead to overnight lane closures and disruptions from April 21 to May 2, with bridge deck patching and a weekend ramp closure.

ODOT announces lane closures on U.S. 50 and S.R. 132 in Clermont County for a resurfacing project from April 21-23, advising drivers to plan for delays.

ODOT Cincinnati promotes work zone safety during National Work Zone Awareness Week, urging drivers on social media to slow down and stay alert in construction areas.

Cincinnati Metro has launched a Rider Rewards program that allows users to earn points for free passes and perks by using their public transit system and tracking via the Transit app.

ODOT warns of lane closures on S.R. 73 and 503 in Seven Mile due to signal work, prompting slow traffic and a flagging operation starting at 8:30 a.m.

Lane restrictions are expected on U.S. 52 at Kellogg Avenue starting May 1 due to a bridge preservation project by ODOT, with traffic reduced to one lane each way.

I-71 in Greene County faces disruptions due to a bridge rehab project affecting traffic, with "up and over" diversions during nighttime hours. S.R. 72 is also closed for an extended period.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office used social media to remind drivers of the importance of driving safely in construction zones, emphasizing that speeding endangers workers' lives.

Ohio's Department of Transportation encourages focused driving in work zones, particularly during construction, highlighting the Ashland County culvert replacement.

Signage upgrades on U.S. 35 East will cause lane closures and potential delays from Orchard Lane, with work scheduled from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on April 30 and May 1.

ODOT announces lane closures on State Route 32 in Clermont County due to storm cleanup, advising drivers to expect delays or seek alternative routes. Traffic will be maintained.

The I-75/Mill Creek Expressway Project enters Phase 8, which will lead to road closures from May 5 to 8 during nighttime for construction activities.

ODOT's Access Ohio 2050 is a strategic plan to enhance Ohio's transportation system with emphasis on technology, environmental stewardship, and economic vitality.

Beekman Street ramp to westbound I-74 closes for bridge maintenance from May 16-19, requiring detours via Colerain Avenue. The work is part of a broader $3.1 million district project.

Beginning May 12, Phase 5B of the I-74/75 Mill Creek Expressway project will cause nighttime traffic disruptions, including lane and ramp closures.

Construction on S.R. 741 for S.R. 63 project to cause traffic shifts with lane closures starting Thursday evening.

I-75 will see lane closures due to construction, with left lane closures beginning May 15 at 8 p.m. and doubling at 11 p.m., reopening by 6 a.m. on May 16.

ODOT announces a closure from May 16–19 for bridge maintenance in the Bay Area, affecting northbound Beekman to westbound I-74, with detours via Colerain Avenue.

ODOT announced I-74 East lane closures near Shepherd and Haft Road underpasses for construction work from May 16-19, with width restrictions in place. Weather delays have altered the project schedule.

The Indiana Ohio Railway is repairing the U.S. Route 42 crossing in Warren County, causing detours. The Ohio Department of Transportation announced the work began today and will continue through the week.

Lockland commuters experienced delays on SB I-75 due to a highway closure at exit 12 after an accident. Lockland PD advised using alternative routes. Traffic was reduced to one lane as clean-up continued.

Late-night traffic on southbound I-75 in Lockland was restricted to one lane, but all lanes reopened by early morning. The cause of the delay was not specified.

Lane restrictions on U.S. 27 (Colerain Avenue) are scheduled for June 5 due to traffic signal work, with northbound right lane closures from 9 a.m. to noon.

Miami is set to see improved public transportation this fall with new, more direct bus routes offered by the BCRTA. This coincides with the opening of the new Chestnut Street Station, featuring amenities to enhance the transit experience.

ODOT - Cincinnati District 8 reported that a contractor crew was struck on I-70, emphasizing the importance of the Move Over law for road worker and motorist safety. The post follows a distressing accident to underline traffic safety laws.

ODOT seeks public comment on proposed projects including the State Route 49 bridge repair near Hicksville, with road closure and detour plans for the 2028 construction.

Warren County is undergoing road improvements, including traffic signalization at S.R. 48 and widening of S.R. 63, with construction causing potential delays until 2026.

A road hole in Colerain Township caused lane closures on Colerain Avenue and I-275, leading to traffic delays. Police alerted the public and ODOT commenced repairs, with updates pending on the timeframe for full restoration.

Construction on a pedestrian bridge causes lane closures on I-71 and I-471, with disruptions beginning Wednesday evening and additional closures on Thursday.

Ohio's ODOT District 8 is enhancing efficiency and safety through a collaborative maintenance project, leveraging cross-district partnerships and public feedback to improve transportation and aiming for zero traffic fatalities.

Commuters in Hamilton County will face detours and lane restrictions on I-71 due to construction, including night ramp closures from I-471 North to Liberty Street and lane closures on I-71 South at the U.S. 42 bridge.

I-675 in Greene County will undergo repairs starting July 7, with lane restrictions expected until September 2025 for a culvert project and until November 2025 for bridge and pavement work.

The governors of Ohio and Kentucky have revealed the design for the Brent Spence Companion Bridge, featuring a cable-stayed deck without traditional steel trusses.

Westbound US 35 traffic at the I-675 interchange is rerouted into a collector-distributor lane for pavement repairs, Ohio Department of Transportation announces.

Ohio's roadways are experiencing increased construction activity, prompting the Ohio Department of Transportation to urge drivers to slow down and shift lanes for safety in work zones.

ODOT District 7 is seeking feedback on new road projects including interchange, intersection, and bridge rehabilitation, with construction on some projects starting in 2026.

An Ohio road buckled under extreme heat, prompting Ohio Department of Transportation's swift repairs and warnings about infrastructure resilience and public safety.

Hamilton prepares for its 4th of July Parade, starting at 10 am from the Butler County Fairgrounds with associated road closures and detours for commuters.

A new loop ramp on US 35 in Ohio for Valley/Trebein roads opens, requiring temporary traffic changes until mid to late July, as per the Ohio Department of Transportation.

The Millville Avenue Construction Project is nearing completion, with paving underway. Traffic management is in place, with up to 15-minute delays expected.

ODOT Cincinnati District 8 invites the local community to discuss traffic safety and the introduction of Vision Zero in Ohio at an event on July 7 at the Blue Ash Recreation Center.

ODOT announces a single-lane closure on U.S. Route 35 West for lighting repairs, advising drivers to allow extra commute time between 9 a.m. and noon.

Centerville's Americana Festival will feature parades and events, causing street closures on July 4 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and restricted parking in the area.

I-75 rest areas in Ohio will close next week for reconstruction, with the project lasting until summer 2026, disrupting travel routines and requiring drivers to find alternatives.

Lane closures on Corbly St near Sands Montessori School in Cincinnati for speed cushion installation will occur from July 14 to July 31, potentially affecting local traffic and businesses.

ODOT Cincinnati highlights the increase in roadside incidents in 2025, urging drivers to be cautious and heed "Move Over" laws for the safety of road workers.

Ohio Department of Transportation appreciates its construction staff during a busy season of infrastructure projects, from bridge replacements to road resurfacing.

A house fire on Poole Road in Colerain prompted emergency response and road closure. The fire is now extinguished and the road reopened, with community gratitude towards responders.

Clermont County, Ohio residents will experience an 8-hour water service interruption this Wednesday for upgrades to the Nine Mile-Bradbury Transmission Main.

The West Loveland Avenue Bridge in Loveland will undergo a facelift with milling and paving work by Jurgensen Construction on July 30-31, causing expected traffic delays.

Infrastructure work at Cherokee Drive and West Main Street in Loveland Heights is complete, including new water system upgrades and road improvements.

Clermont County awards contract for expanding their animal shelter's outdoor kennels from 23 to 53 and announces further upgrades including a new washer, dryer, and dishwasher.

Miami University completed installation of 3,330 solar panels, contributing to its sustainability efforts and preparing to produce 2,000 MWh annually. The solar fields are part of the future Sharon and Graham Mitchell Sustainability Park.

The Colerain Police Department issued a safety advisory for drivers as schools reopen, emphasizing the importance of obeying school bus rules and being cautious in school zones.

The Ohio Department of Transportation urged drivers via social media to prioritize road worker safety by slowing down and moving over in construction zones.

The article details traffic changes, safety measures, and excitement surrounding the upcoming Riverfest and WEBN Fireworks in Cincinnati, which expects a large turnout.

Kemper Road in Sharonville, Ohio, remains closed due to construction delays, with the reopening date uncertain. Residents are advised to follow Sharonville's Facebook for updates.

Roadwork on U.S. 52 in Lawrence County could cause travel disruptions due to rock removal, with intermittent closures planned during daytime hours on select days, impacting westbound lanes.

Loveland residents should prepare for a water shutoff on September 19, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., due to scheduled water main repairs, affecting specific local areas. No boil water advisory will be required after service restoration.

Hamilton, Ohio has made notable progress in enhancing street safety for bicyclists and pedestrians, resulting in a decrease in traffic-related crashes from 2015 to 2024 due to strategic policies and collaborations.

Cincinnati's new ordinance fines loitering at transit stops to ensure they serve only for boarding, with an initial focus on engagement rather than strict enforcement.

Upcoming construction of the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project in Cincinnati will start with river work in 2026, as reported by Local 12 and other outlets.

Norfolk Southern Railroad will repair the Sharon Road railroad crossing in Sharonville, causing a two-week road closure and traffic detours from October 10th to 24th.

ODOT has altered traffic patterns at SR 48 and I-71 South, banning left-turns from the southbound I-71 ramps to SR 48 North, requiring U-turns at a new signal for safety.

The Norwood Police Department warns of confusion at a reconfigured intersection at Montgomery Road and Ross Avenue due to new traffic patterns and pending signage updates.

Brunk Excavating and Duke Energy start a pipeline project in Evendale, causing expected traffic delays on Glendale Milford Road from October 20 to November 21, 2025.

Hamilton receives nearly $6 million from OKI to improve infrastructure, enhancing transportation, safety, and connectivity, including intersection upgrades, a new bridge, road resurfacing, and trail expansion.

The 17STRONG organization is hosting its inaugural Heritage Walk in Riverview, offering tours exploring local history and culture, with a social hour at the end.

Sharon Road in Sharonville, Ohio, reopened after being closed for railroad crossing improvements. The city announced the completion of paving work on social media.

Clermont County Animal Shelter is expanding kennel space and upgrading its laundry facilities to improve animal welfare.

CVG airport faces a 10% flight reduction due to FAA staff shortages from the government shutdown, starting Friday, with airlines informing impacted customers.

The Butler County Sheriff's Office advises on winter driving safety due to hazardous conditions from the season's first snowfall, emphasizing caution on icy roads.

The Roebling Suspension Bridge in Cincinnati closed due to a traffic accident, causing major delays and prompting commuters to seek alternative routes.

Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport faces ongoing flight cancellations and delays due to the government shutdown, affecting travelers including a high school band.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will be closed at Brighton Bridge on November 22 from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. between Brighton Place and McMillan Street/Western Hills Viaduct.

Clermont County Public Defender's office unveils its renovated space, inviting the community to its ribbon-cutting on Nov. 18, signifying an expansion and commitment to justice.

The City of Hamilton completed numerous street projects improving travel and safety, with further plans and secured funding for ongoing infrastructure enhancements.

Fairfield Police advised of traffic delays due to a Thanksgiving Meal Food Distribution event and reported on the successful 7th Annual Parade of Lights.

The Clermont County Animal Shelter's expansion is on course, with the recent completion of new kennel roof framing, aiming to double outdoor kennels and improve animal welfare.

Oxford, Ohio offers free metered parking Uptown until January 10, 2026, while maintaining a 2-hour limit to support local businesses during the holidays.

Significant progress is being made on the Blue Ash Recreation Center pool complex, with the City reporting the installation of pool walls and lifeguard building construction.

ODOT seeks public feedback on Dayton area transportation improvements, including Gettysburg Avenue Phase 3, Stillwater River Trail resurfacing, and West Third Street Safety project.

Forest Park Senior Center in Ohio is temporarily closing for renovations, including new flooring and a paint job, from December 22 through January 11, temporarily halting all senior programs.

Cincinnati is set for road closures from Dec. 29 to Jan. 4, 2026, impacting areas around William Howard Taft Rd., Collins Ave., and nearby intersections.

Cincinnati's East Price Hill neighborhood residents can have their lead service lines replaced for free, but must sign up soon as part of the Greater Cincinnati Water Works project.

Kenton is upgrading water infrastructure on Clover and Lark Lane, with temporary road closures and improved water pressure and fire protection anticipated upon completion.

The "Cross Safe, Kettering" initiative focuses on improving pedestrian safety for children in Kettering, Ohio, by engaging the community and encouraging safe crossing practices.

RedsFest returns to the renovated Duke Energy Convention Center, offering fan activities, memorabilia, and player meet-and-greets. Tickets are on sale, with proceeds benefiting the Reds Community Fund.

The Laurel Avenue rail crossing in Hamilton, Ohio, is closed for a week starting January 18 for railroad tie replacement, with potential schedule shifts due to work complexity or weather.

New renderings for the Farmer Music Center in Cincinnati show a venue off I-275 with great acoustics and 12,000-person capacity, set to open in Spring 2027.

Wyoming, Ohio's public works team is preparing for snow removal from Saturday until Monday and asks residents to avoid street parking to aid plowing efforts.

Mt. Healthy PD announced on Facebook that vehicles parked on snow emergency routes risk towing to clear roads for snow removal. Residents are urged to comply to avoid fines.

Kettering's snow removal crews have cleared 60% of Priority 3 residential areas with plans to tackle alleys and crosswalks overnight, ensuring roads are accessible by Wednesday morning.

A water main break in Hamilton, Ohio closed Eastbound New London Road, causing detours and traffic disruptions. Repair time is unknown; the city advises caution and staying informed on traffic updates.

Hamilton County and First Suburbs are hosting three public sessions next week to review designs aimed at reconnecting neighborhoods cut off by I‑75 and rail. The planning study is federally funded and will shape future projects.

A section of East David Road in Kettering is closed for a main break and valve replacement, affecting westbound traffic and large vehicles. Detours are posted.

Federal prosecutors say two Ohio paving companies will pay $30 million to settle allegations they submitted falsified asphalt test results on federally funded road projects.

ODOT crews start Linn Street reconstruction next week, and the Winchell Avenue ramp from I-75 closes at 6 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 15, for long-term work.

Cincinnati will reconfigure Gilbert Avenue between downtown and Walnut Hills, cutting lanes to make room for protected bike lanes, bump-outs, and other safety upgrades.

Highway patrols in multiple states are conducting a collaborative effort to enforce traffic safety on Interstate 75, targeting speeding, impaired driving, and seat belt compliance.

Outages, boil‑water notices and a steep rate jump have pushed Hidden Valley Lake residents to demand clearer answers as a multi‑million‑dollar water overhaul moves forward.

The Ohio Department of Transportation announced lane closures on US 35 West in Greene County for utility work and road maintenance, affecting travel times.

The White House says Japan will finance a roughly $33B, 9.2GW gas plant near Portsmouth as part of a $550B pledge. Officials and local planners say many details remain unresolved.

Great Parks is planning a 4.75‑mile Oasis Trail from Sawyer Point to the Lunken area, with design work and public outreach set for 2026 and construction targeted for 2029–2030. Funding combines federal, state, local and private grants.

Sharon Road in Sharonville, Ohio, reopened after a closure, easing local traffic issues. The city communicated with Norfolk Southern to resolve the issue and restore normal traffic flow.

Miami University's renovated Bachelor Hall, housing various humanities departments, is set to open for classes in the fall after a two-year upgrade to enhance the student and faculty experience.

NTSB preliminary findings show an Amazon‑operated Alaska Airlines A330 ingested a flock of geese after takeoff from CVG, shredding a left engine, the two‑person crew landed safely and no injuries were reported.

Crews have begun a $10.9M safety rebuild of Warsaw Avenue in East Price Hill using proceeds from the Cincinnati Southern Railway sale. The work will add speed cushions, curb extensions and lane changes.

Ohio picked nine public‑safety agencies for a statewide drone pilot that will deploy vetted drone‑in‑a‑box systems to speed emergency response and stream live video to commanders.

Two proposed Amtrak corridors would reconnect Cleveland to major Ohio cities, but federal approval is still pending and no start date has been set.

Parts of East Walnut Hills will be closed March 20–22 with security checkpoints and detours. Residents will still be able to reach homes through marked entries.

The Brighton Approach Bridge replacement is nearly finished: the city says the new span will reopen soon, replacing the 1926 structure and restoring a key Uptown–OTR–West End link.

OKI’s WSP‑led roadmaps lay out chargers, vertiports and phased electrical upgrades for six Tri‑State general‑aviation airports, with an estimated regional bill of about $35.1M.

CVG’s new Escape Lounge opens April 1 in Concourse B, expanding to a roughly 6,767‑square‑foot space with themed zones, local beer and a chef’s table. The existing lounge will convert to grab‑and‑go before closing at the end of March.

Delta expanded CVG–Paris to daily service for the summer while British Airways added more London capacity, giving the Cincinnati region faster, nonstop access to Europe.

CVG's control tower was evacuated twice after fire alarms on Sunday, the FAA said there was no fire and neighboring controllers covered the airspace.

Cincinnati Metro unveiled a prototype of new bus stop signs with QR codes and Braille as part of a roughly 3,700-sign upgrade across Hamilton County.

ODOT selected 64 NEVI sites backed by $51M in federal funds, private partners will add matching dollars and construction is expected to start next year.

A hillside stretch of Elstun Road is slipping in Anderson Township, leaving cracked pavement and threats to nearby homes as county engineers design a costly repair. Residents want a firmer timeline and funding plan.

City data presented to council show a roughly 48% drop in speeding on streets with new traffic‑calming measures, with big declines on Beechmont and Warsaw. Officials say more projects are planned this year.

Duke Energy's outage map showed more than 3,300 Middletown customers without power on Wednesday. Officials urged residents to check on vulnerable neighbors.

A Milford homeowner says her hot water has run yellow and muddy for nearly two months after nearby construction and a March 18 service shutoff. She says cold water runs clear but hot stays discolored.

Norwood cut the ribbon on a $2.3M storm‑sewer overhaul on Elm Avenue, replacing an undersized pipe and adding a detention pond to stop years of flooding.

A bipartisan bill would order a GAO study on using satellite broadband to reach up to 1M Ohioans in hard‑to‑wire areas.

About 20 canceled routes in a month have left Little Miami parents juggling carpools and missed work as the district races to hire bus drivers.

A Cincinnati lawsuit tied to an August 2024 Columbia Parkway crash questions whether Ohio's rideshare law leaves victims with limited targets for compensation.

A tanker hauling liquid fertilizer caught fire on eastbound I-275 near Five Mile Road, closing all lanes while crews knocked down the blaze and investigators worked the scene.

Cincinnati Metro told city leaders it’s rolling out fare caps, loyalty perks and electric buses to win commuters as pump prices spike. Officials say the moves aim to make transit cheaper and simpler than driving.

Phase 2 of Riverfront Commons opens, extending the riverwalk and drawing an OKI funding commitment for design and next steps.

Construction on Harrison Avenue's safety overhaul is nearing completion. The redesign adds speed cushions, curb extensions and protected bike lanes after a safety review.

A series of early-morning crashes and a diesel spill brought southbound I‑71 near Lebanon to a near-standstill; lanes are beginning to reopen but long backups remain.

Four roundabouts are planned along U.S. 52 in New Richmond; leaders tout safety and trails while some neighbors fear trucks and traffic headaches.

Full‑deck closures are scheduled May 26–29 with a daylong lower‑deck shutdown on May 30. Expect ramp closures, posted detours and updated schedules from the city.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol says six people died in Memorial Day crashes May 22–25 — the fewest in 18 years — after checkpoints and a new rideshare push.

A $2.7 million water‑main replacement will close blocks of Grand Boulevard this summer, bringing detours and brief water outages to parts of Hamilton.

Bridge work in Cincinnati cut a Zayo fiber line, leaving parts of the Tri‑State with slow or no internet; repairs could take 1–3 days.

A new Glen Este-Withamsville overpass opened Friday, and a temporary ramp is already easing backups on State Route 32. Permanent ramps are due later this summer.

Dayton International says it lost 196 scheduled New York flights and is offering airlines fee waivers and marketing support to bring nonstop service back.

Crews lifted one of the largest steel sections for the new Mount Adams–downtown pedestrian bridge this weekend, triggering planned overnight closures on I‑71 and I‑471. The replacement span will add ADA‑compliant access to E. Court Street and should open this fall.

House Bill 3 raises fines, allows bus-mounted cameras as evidence and creates stricter penalties for repeat offenders. The measure now goes to Gov. Mike DeWine.

Brent Neal, 29, died June 16 at UC Medical Center after a June 10 collision on State Route 4; police are investigating.

A landslide closed Bender Road near US‑50 on Cincinnati's West Side during severe storms; crews worked to clear debris and reopening time remains unknown.